Editorial AI Reality Check: Tools, Trends, and Tactics in 2026

[Ina Smith]

https://www.alpsp.org/events/events-schedule/editorial-ai-reality-check-tools-trends-and-tactics-in-2026/

Overview

Date: 28 July 2026

Time(s): 14:00 - 15:30 BST | 15:00 - 16:30 CEST | 09:00 - 10:30 EDT

Join us for this expert-led webinar exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping editorial practice in our industry. Chaired by Marie Soulière, COPE Council member and Head of Editorial Ethics at Frontiers, this session brings together a panel of three experienced speakers providing focused presentations, which will be followed by interactive discussion.

Topics featured include:

• Providing AI-use guidance to researchers Managing AI disclosures
• Using AI screening tools to improve integrity checks
• Understanding the evolving role of AI in enhancing user-experience in peer review.

Gain practical insights and ethical perspectives to help master the fast-moving intersection of publishing, technology, and integrity.

Chair: Marie Soulière, Frontiers

Speakers:
Kim Eggleton, IOP Publishing
Allison Hosier, University at Albany
Tim Kersjes, Springer Nature

Ina Smith

Programme Officer: Open Science and Open Infrastructure

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